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Is there such a thing as a “venture spiritualist”? Can we walk the path of aspiration and supplication?
By Jerry Mooney
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The following story was written in 1997 and was the foundational story behind History Yoghurt and the Moon.
By Jerry Mooney
I spent many years under the impression that happiness was merely a response to favorable conditions.
By Jerry Mooney
It is a great commentary on humans that kindness has become a universal value.
By Jerry Mooney
Think about it, what is the most challenging thing when it comes to losing weight?
By Harrish Sairaman
Your concerns about the stability of your career, your ability to support yourself and your family, or your future may be among the major reasons why you are thinking of ways to attract more wealth right now. Fortunately, it is actually possible.
By Harrish Sairaman
As an entrepreneur or a leader and a manager, you have an inherent desire to do your best for your business and excel at work.
By Harrish Sairaman
According to the Course in Miracles, there are only two emotions: fear and love. All others are gradations of those two.
By Jerry Mooney
There is a secret within us that typically takes a great deal of unraveling to discover.
Happiness is the only achievement.
By Jerry Mooney
Growing up, I developed the perception that I needed justification to be happy.
“What are you so happy about?” my father would ask accusingly.
By Jerry Mooney
As social creatures, a large majority of us continually chase after a never-ending barrage of wealth representation and positions of status.
By Skot Ward
Is acquiring serenity driving you crazy? Are you at battle with your inner peace?
By Jerry Mooney
I’ve always been a little bit of a thrill seeker. I’ve skydived, kayaked class V whitewater, skied double black diamond slopes and all of these activities have profoundly awakened me to life.
By Jerry Mooney
Along my wending spiritual path, I have been influenced by many sacred teachers, like Jesus, Buddha, Rumi, Hafiz…and of course, Van Morrison.
By Jerry Mooney